Legal Question in Real Estate Law in India

Sir,

My grand father had two seperate self earned properties in Bangalore, one in his own name & another one purchased in the name of his wife (i.e my grand mother). The property measuring 30X80 in the name of my grand father was inherited to his first son i.e my father. (he had 2 sons and one daughter). My grand mother transfered the property measuring 30X30 which was in her name to her daughter-in-law (second sons wife), through a partition deed. Now the daughter in law (second sons wife) of my grand mother has filed a case stating that she should get proper share in the our property also, because the site which was given to her had lesser dimension compared to what was given to us. I request you to please advice on where we stand legally in this situation and what is our legal position.

Thanking you sir.

MADAN KUMAR - Bangalore


Asked on 6/30/10, 5:44 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Sudershan Goel India Law Offices of Sudershan Goel - Advocate

A person is entitled to deal with his self-acquired in any manner he may like. There is no legal claim of any relative nor is there any legal bar in disposal of his properties.

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Answered on 7/01/10, 4:45 am


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